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Marc-André Bombeck
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Build on the previous fetch-script softening (674c6b5b) by hardening
the download path itself, so a transient MaxMind-side issue never
takes the release pipeline down. The runtime gate stays the only
place that surfaces `offline geo unavailable` to the maintainer.
`fetch_edition` now uses `curl --fail-with-body` and captures the
exit code instead of letting `set -e` abort the script. Any non-zero
result — 401 EULA-pending, 403 throttled, 5xx server hiccup, 404
edition-removed, network timeout — flips into the same fallback shape
as the missing-key path: write the `.empty` marker, log a clear
reason on stderr, and return 0 so the second edition still gets its
chance. Tarball-extract and MMDB-locate failures route through the
same fallback. After both fetches, the marker state is summarised:
marker present means at least one edition fell back and the runtime
resolver will use ipwho.is; marker absent means both MMDBs landed
cleanly. The pre-fetch `rm -f "$OUT_DIR/.empty"` from the previous
commit still seeds the clean state; the per-edition fallback re-adds
the marker on demand.
`set -euo pipefail` stays, but every recoverable path either captures
the exit code (`|| curl_exit=$?`) or guards with `if !`, so the
strict-mode abort never reaches a fallback branch.
This unblocks PR #169, where the MAXMIND_LICENSE_KEY secret is set
but MaxMind's account-side GeoLite2 EULA acceptance has not
propagated yet and the download endpoint returns 401. The build no
longer crashes on `curl: (22) The requested URL returned error: 401`.